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Laura Tangley

Laura Tangley

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Senior Editor, National Wildlife Magazine

Washington

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There is nothing I’m not willing to cover, as long as it serves a public good.

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Total articles 39

  • Can the Kelp Forest Keep Up?

    By Laura Tangley Verified| National Wildlife Magazine Verified Can the Kelp Forest Keep Up? Kelp forests shelter biodiversity, sequester carbon and provide innumerable benefits to people. But how long can they survive in our rapidly changing world? By Laura Tangley Conservation Jun 27, 2024 Off the coast of California’s Santa Barbara Island, a California sea lion rests in a forest of giant kelp, one of dozens of kelp species that dominate nearshore waters along more than a third of the world’s coastlines.

    By Laura Tangley Verified · National Wildlife Magazine

    Jun. 27, 2024

  • Forget Fall Cleanup! Autumn Gardening Tips to Help Pollinators

    By Laura Tangley Verified| National Wildlife Magazine Verified Forget Fall Cleanup! Autumn Gardening Tips to Help Pollinators Leave the leaves—and other expert-recommended steps you can take in your garden to help bees and other wildlife thrive through fall and beyond By Laura Tangley Garden for Wildlife Sep 27, 2023 An autumn garden in Colorado brims with late-blooming aster and stiff goldenrod along with the stems and seed heads of coneflowers COME AUTUMN, as temperatures drop and summer flowers fade, gardeners in most parts of the country turn their...

    By Laura Tangley Verified · National Wildlife Magazine

    Sep. 27, 2023

  • Can the Kelp Forest Keep Up?

    By Laura Tangley Verified| National Wildlife Magazine Verified Can the Kelp Forest Keep Up? Kelp forests shelter biodiversity, sequester carbon and provide innumerable benefits to people. But how long can they survive in our rapidly changing world? By Laura Tangley Conservation Jun 27, 2024 Off the coast of California’s Santa Barbara Island, a California sea lion rests in a forest of giant kelp, one of dozens of kelp species that dominate nearshore waters along more than a third of the world’s coastlines.

    By Laura Tangley Verified · National Wildlife Magazine

    Jun. 27, 2024

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National Wildlife Magazine

Reston, Virginia, United States

+1 800-822-9919